Looking for a fresh start? Want a job that means something?
Manchester schools are looking for people just like you. People who care, who want to help, and who are ready to make a difference.
We’re not just hiring teachers — we want talented people from all walks of life
Yes, we're looking for passionate teachers and Teaching Assistants (TAs) to help us transform young people's lives. But we also have many non-teaching roles available, most of which don't require a degree. You just need the drive to support children and help them thrive.
Why work in a school?
Make a real difference every day
Every day, you’ll help children learn, grow and feel safe. Whether you’re in the classroom or behind the scenes, your work makes a big difference — and you’ll see the results.
Get great holidays and benefits
- Enjoy up to 13 weeks of holiday a year and a generous pension scheme.
- Get discounts on shopping, travel, and more.
- Many roles also offer flexible working and wellbeing support.
Find out more about the benefits
Be part of a supportive team
You’ll work alongside people who care deeply about children and each other. You’ll be supported, trained, and valued from day one.
Learn new skills and grow your career
You’ll get training, support and chances to learn as you go. Over time, you can build a career in education and take on new challenges.
As well as teachers and TAs, we have roles like:
- Admin Officers
- Catering Assistants
- Site Managers
- IT Technicians
- Finance and HR Assistants
No Experience? No Problem
Start with an apprenticeship
Earn while you learn in a school setting. Apprenticeships are available for teaching assistants, admin roles and more.
Take a short course to build your skills
Manchester offers flexible adult education and vocational courses to help you get started.
Learn on the job with help from your team
Many roles offer training and mentoring from experienced staff. You’ll be supported every step of the way.
Ready to take the first step?
If you want to know more about getting into education for the first time, see:
- training to become a teacher
- training to become a teaching assistant
- support roles in schools: what they are and how to start your career